The Perpetual Coral Cemetery is part of the restoration and restoration of the marine environment. “As soon as I received his ashes from the crematorium, I suddenly thought about what it would be like to let him lie on the bottom of his favorite ocean, becoming a beautiful part of the ocean ecosystem,” recalls Brawley. Efforts to save corals Eternal Reefs is a funeral company based in Florida (USA). It is famous for the most “beautiful” burial method, which contributes to the regeneration of the marine ecosystem. The beginning of Eternal Reefs is quite simple. In the late 1980s, a pair of scuba diving friends, Don Brawley and Todd Barber, of the University of Georgia noticed that coral reefs were deteriorating. They decided to do something to stop the decline and quickly recover. After much discussion and design, Brawley and Barber were satisfied with the initiative of Reef balls. They use natural materials that both have good cohesion and attract marine life, molded into an upside-down, hollow bowl shape, with many circular holes all around. These holes allow water to pass through, avoiding being knocked over by the waves and allowing animals to get in and out. A bowl of coral can weigh from 800 – 4,000 pounds (360 – 1,800kg), sink and settle on the seabed forever. Its structure acts as a home for small animals, immediately attracting them to swim in. After just a few weeks, the artificially implanted coral tissues on the surface of the bowl grew, turning the bare bowl frame into a lively, eye-catching cluster of coral. Sea creatures flock to each other, forming diverse natural habitats. Immediately after its introduction, the coral bowl has become the most effective solution to save the ocean ecosystem. As of 2020, more than 70 countries have applied it to about 5,000 marine restoration projects, placing over 750,000 bowls across the ocean. Perfect submerged cemetery Family members are encouraged to make their own bowls of coral reefs. In early 1998, Brawley’s father-in-law, Carleton “Petey” Glen Palmer, died. During his life, Palmer was extremely fond of the sea, always wishing after death to still see the ocean floor. “Spray my ashes into the sea, where there are plenty of snapper and grouper,” he left a testament to Brawley. While sitting in memory of his father-in-law in front of the urn recently received from the crematorium, Brawley suddenly had a strange idea. That is to mix the ashes with the coral bowl casting mixture and start immediately. On May 1, 1998, Brawley buried his father-in-law and nine pioneers with a bowl of coral in Sarasota Beach, Florida. The first human ashes coral cemetery was born, after only a few months, it became a beautiful part of the underwater landscape. Or believe, sea lovers race to enjoy diving. Former marines, marine environmentalists, fishermen, divers, etc. who are about to be “near land far from heaven” warmly welcome Eternal Reefs. The sea grave coral bowl quickly became popular. Eternal Reefs allows and encourages bereaved families to participate in the process of making coral bowls, carving tombstones, launching… The location of the sea grave coral bowl is the reef area that has been designated for ecological restoration. In addition to the burial coral bowls, ordinary coral bowls are also placed, serving the regeneration of the marine environment. “2nd Life” After only a few months, the bowl of sea coral has turned into a home for a large number of sea creatures. On average each year, Eternal Reefs contributes 120 – 150 bowls of sea coral in thousands of artificial coral bowls. Depending on the size, the cost for a bowl of sea grave coral ranges from 4,000 – 7,500 USD (about 91 – 170 million VND). Eternal Reefs does not limit the number of ashes in a bowl of coral, so the bereaved can choose to bury one or more people. They are also allowed to attach memorial objects to the coral bowl, but must ensure that it is environmentally friendly. During the process of bringing the bowl of coral to the sea and launching it, the bereaved family can combine a farewell ceremony. Once placed on the seabed, the bowl of sea coral will stay in place forever. Relatives of the deceased have the right to visit, but are not allowed to move or collect. In recent years, in addition to those who work in the sea-related industry, Eternal Reefs also welcomes many other customers. Among these, there are many people who are parents who have met the fate of “silver-headed and green-headed”. They are too pitiful, want their lost child to have a second life and find salvation in the bowl of coral reefs. Compared with 750,000 bowls of artificial coral placed all over the seabed, the bowl of sea grave coral only accounts for a small number. However, Brawley believes it will make a big difference in burial customs around the world. In fact, the world is filled with more and more people who don’t want to rest in traditional ways. With the exception of marine grave coral bowls, many other ecological burial methods have also captured the attention. For example, composting corpses into soil, hydrolysis, releasing ashes into space…

Mr. Vien Long Binh was still diligently researching hybrid rice until the last days of his life. Photo: CNS. The following article by Christina Jiang- a Chinese international student studying in the UK about the merits of professor-academician Yuan Longping, was published in 2019 in the newspaper. The Oxford Scientist. Jiang wrote: A few weeks ago, on October 1, 2019, something quite strange happened in my house: Our whole family had dinner next to the TV screen! It was the 70th anniversary of the founding of the People’s Republic of China, in 1949, after years of conflict and political instability. While we were reviewing the parade that morning and the gala dinner that lasted until midnight, my parents and grandparents started talking about Chinese history and culture. In 1973, Mr. Vien Long Binh was the first to develop hybrid rice and achieved hybrid dominance in rice. Hybrid dominance is where progeny hybrids of two different parents are produced with difficulty but are more productive and grow faster. The conversation eventually turned to the Chinese, especially scientists, who are quite famous at home, but barely known abroad. I felt very ashamed when I realized that out of all the names they were mentioning, I didn’t recognize any though sure, I had vaguely heard of them but couldn’t remember any. what. The great merit of agronomist Vien Long Binh helped the once-poor and most populous country in the world overcome hunger. Photo: CRI. The conversation continued until everyone talked about a special man: Vien Long Binh. Again, I don’t know what he did, but after listening and learning more about him, I understand why the people of this country respect him so much. When you start thinking about scientists, what do you usually think of? For me, those are big fields like physics, chemistry or medicine. And Mr. Vien here works in an industry that I didn’t even realize was considered science. He is an agronomist, a scientist active in the field of agriculture. Whether he did not cure a rare disease or discover fundamental truths about the universe, I think what he has achieved is equally important. Due to the self-pollinating nature of rice plants, hybridization is considered impossible because self-pollinating species have to undergo a long process of selection. Thus, all the inferior traits are removed and only the superior ones are left, which is detrimental to hybridization. But Mr. Vien Long Binh proved this wrong. He used a male sterile wild rice variety and produced a rice that was up to 20% more productive. Since then, its productivity has continuously increased. Currently, 50% of rice in China comes from agronomist Vien Long Binh’s hybrid varieties and produces 60% of the country’s total rice production. An estimated 300 billion kilograms of the rice varieties created by Mr. Vien have been planted in the past 20 years, and its yield growth alone is more than enough to feed an additional 60 million people. “Father of hybrid rice” Vien Long Binh cut his hair at a familiar salon in Trường Sa, Hunan province. Photo: Global Times. Those who have been interested in China’s long history of development will see why the topic of hybrid rice has attracted so much attention and become such a big deal. And that is also what prompted Mr. Yuan Longping to embark on his research career in response to one of the greatest disasters of the 20th century, the greatest famine in China. The disaster that left at least 36 million people starved to death began in 1959, when the Great Leap Forward was unleashed with misguided policies and natural disasters, leading to a food shortage crisis. on a nationwide scale. Although he has been working and producing results since the 1970s, it is only in the past 20 years that Mr. Vien Long Binh’s efforts have been recognized to a higher level. He was awarded the World Food Prize in 2004 and the Confucius Peace Prize in 2012. In 2019, at the age of 89, he continued to work, devoting his life to developing rice with higher yields and more difficult growing conditions. There are varieties that can grow in very arid conditions in Africa and may even one day grow in salt water. Hybrid rice varieties have since been grown in many countries in Africa, the Americas and Asia, providing food for areas at risk of famine. Because of his contribution, Mr. Vien was dubbed the “Father of Hybrid Rice” by the Chinese media. In the world’s most populous country, there are now at least four famous landmarks and a university named after him. Professor-academician Yuan Longping born on September 7, 1930 is a famous Chinese agronomist, known for creating the first hybrid rice varieties in the 70s of the last century. He won the China Preeminent Science and Technology Prize in 2000, the Agriculture Prize and the 2004 World Food Prize. Before his death, he was still the leader of the China National Hybrid Rice Research and Development Center. He is also a member of the Chinese Academy of Engineering and a former associate of the US National Academy of Sciences. Mr. Vien Long Binh also served as chief advisor to FAO in 1991.

The Hebrew edition, published in 1988 with a run of 5,000 copies, quickly sold out and has not yet been reprinted. Jack Joseph Nicholson owns the film rights to the book – which reads as if one is mesmerized by Miloš Forman’s One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, produced in 1975 is based on the novel of the same name by the late writer Ken Kesey. While the book was a bestseller, academia still mocked the “poisoned” theory. Historians believe that Napoleon Bonaparte died on 5/5/1821 of stomach cancer, hepatitis or syphilis. However, Swedish dentist and amateur toxicologist Sten Forshufvud came up with his theory in 1961 – two years before US President John Kennedy was assassinated and four decades before 9/11. 2001 – by which time mythical conspiracy theories became the norm. French Emperor Napoleon dominated most of Europe for more than a decade, leading France against a series of alliances; Source: wikipedia.org The Weider-Hapgood-Forshufvud conjecture is based on Forshufvud’s analysis of Napoleon’s five hairs. The results of the laboratory’s analysis showed that arsenic levels (a chemical element with symbol As and atomic number 33) ranged from normal to 38 times the average level. This clearly demonstrates that Napoleon was administered small amounts of Arsenic in different concentrations at different times during the 5 years before his death. It was Napoleon who raised suspicions, when he wrote in his will just three weeks before his death at the age of 51, “I was stillborn, murdered by the English butcher, and assassinated”. The murder theory has gained traction over time, supported by advances in forensic science. Weider – a supporter of Napoleon’s thinking – in 1995, published after the first book with an extensive study on the same topic “The assassination of St. Helena rad review” (“Assassination at St. Helena Revisited”), which he and Forshufvud co-authored. While the two books have many fascinating details about Napoleon’s tragic final years, the central question remains – was the former Emperor murdered? The 200th anniversary of Napoleon’s death (1769-1821) – aka the assassination – on May 5, the puzzling life and death of the man born on the island of Corsica into an Italian family with a strong lineage. This controversial aristocratic track is being reviewed. In contrast to history, in October 1815, Napoleon was exiled to the remote British island of Saint Helena, in the South Atlantic Ocean 1,776 km off the coast of West Africa, and died there in 1821. Napoleon had previously been imprisoned. deported to a place of youth exile on the Italian island of Elba, but escaped from prison, regrouped the Great Army la Grande Armée, and attempted to conquer Europe once more, but in the end, defeated by British and Prussian forces at Waterloo in 1812. Weider argued that Napoleon was incapacitated on the outskirts of Brussels by his trusted aide, General Charles Tristan, Marquis de Montholon (1783-1853). While ostensibly a loyal officer who followed Napoleon into exile in St. Helena, believed to be actually a spy who served as a bartender and manager of Napoleon’s liquor, put a small amount of arsenic in his favorite drink. The poison made Napoleon very sick, comatose and unable to think clearly. Over the years, little by little, poison accumulated and destroyed Napoleon’s stomach and digestive system. While the syrup, a standard ingredient in Mai Tai and many cocktails today, is made from sweet almonds, the fruit from bitter almonds can be toxic. While the wine that Napoleon drank was produced in present-day Domaine de Groot Constantia, South Africa, Vader and his associates suspected that the marquis had forged antique wine before serving the former Emperor. As Forshufvud and Weider observed, Napoleon attempted to quench his unusual thirst by drinking large amounts of orgeat syrup containing cyanide compounds in almonds used for flavoring. They asserted that the potassium tartrate used during Napoleon’s treatment prevented his stomach from expelling these compounds, and that thirst was a symptom of intoxication. Their theory was that the calomel given to Napoleon became a drug overdose, killing him and causing extensive tissue damage. They had compelling reasons to suspect the nobleman in the murder. While the Marquis de Montholon’s military service provided cover for him to follow Napoleon in the Emperor’s final exile, a thorough examination of his military records revealed some deception. Montholon claims to have been presented with an honorary sword from Napoleon during his victory at the Battle of Hohenlinden, 33 km east of Munich on December 3, 1800. In fact, the marquis did not participate in the campaign, as at the time, was facing expulsion from the army for corruption. Montholon was re-enlisted thanks to influential friends and family. Napoleon Bonaparte’s career and private life are still controversial; Source: wikipedia.org Nine years later, at the Battle of Jena, Montholon claimed to be wounded. But his commanding officer insisted in a later affidavit that the incident did not happen. And then during Napoleon’s first exile in 1814, Montholon lost his mission to the Royalists after only seven days, after being accused of pocketing money to pay the army in Clermont-Ferrand. Although Montholon was an immoral character, and while the arsenic in Napoleon’s hair may seem questionable, it should be noted that the poison was commonly used in the 19th century for a variety of purposes. With France and Britain unable to agree on a procedure for burying Napoleon in France, his body was initially interred in St. Helena, after an inconclusive autopsy. In 1840, the British government authorized the return of Napoleon’s remains to France for burial at the newly built Dome des Invalides. His coffin was opened to confirm that it still contained the former emperor. Although nearly two decades dead, Napoleon’s body is still very well preserved and has not decomposed. There may also be a scientific explanation for Napoleon’s well-preserved body condition that may have supported the poisoning hypothesis. Arsenic is famous for keeping a corpse in good condition. However, Napoleon was buried in four sealed coffins. Another explanation is that saponification (whereby meat is converted to fat) is caused by the absence of oxygen. In a 1993 interview with The Jerusalem Report, Weider refuted the story that Napoleon suffered one last humiliation apart from the humiliation of losing the battle at Waterloo. According to some accounts, shortly after his death, an autopsy was conducted and Francesco Antommarchi, the doctor conducting the autopsy, removed several parts of Napoleon’s body, including his penis. Weider denied that Napoleon had lost his “weapon”, explaining that the autopsy was carried out under military protection. No one reported that any body parts were missing. However, Dr. John K. Lattimer – a urologist – purchased the purpose amputation appendage from a collector in 1977 for $3,000. It is now owned by his daughter, who has been offered to sell for more than 30 times the original purchase price. The cause of Napoleon’s death is not known with certainty. And unless the DNA is compared between Dr. Lattimer’s gruesome souvenir and the body at Les Invalides, the question will remain unanswered as to whether Napoleon’s “legacy” was “gold” or “wood”./ .

Chinese scientist Yuan Longping passed away at the age of 91 on May 22. Photo: scmp.com China’s top rice researcher has died at a hospital in Trường Sa city, capital of Hunan province. Born in Beijing in 1930, agronomist Yuan Longping succeeded in creating the world’s first high-yield hybrid rice in 1973. With five decades of research on hybrid rice varieties grown on the ground. Covering 9% of the world’s total arable land, Academician of the Chinese Academy of Engineering has helped nearly 20% of the world’s population escape hunger. This hybrid rice variety can yield 20% higher than conventional rice varieties. After that, this rice variety was widely grown in China and many other regions around the world. Currently, about 16 million hectares of agricultural land in China is planted with this hybrid rice variety, accounting for 57% of the total rice area in the country, thereby helping to feed an additional 80 million people every year. Agronomist Vien Long Binh has contributed to making China one of the world’s leading rice producers. With this success and contribution, he is considered the “father” of hybrid rice. In recent years, scientist Vien Long Binh and his research team are still breeding and developing a hybrid rice variety that can be grown in saltwater environments. Scientist Vien Long Binh once said that he has two dreams, which is “enjoying the coolness under the shade of rice plants taller than a person’s head” and that hybrid rice can be widely grown around the world to solve the problem. global food shortage.

The job of therapy cats is to be with, play, and provide warmth at the end of life for patients. However, Oscar is not like other feline friends. As commented by the staff at Steele House: “Oscar is not a friendly cat, he often avoids, sometimes hisses at people when he wants to be alone. .” When he was 6 months old, Oscar began to appear strange powers. Like a messenger of bad news, Oscar has the ability to clearly determine who is about to be picked up by death. Usually about two days before a patient’s death, Oscar would leave his preferred locations and walk through the building’s hallways, visiting individual patients but never staying long. Dr. Dosa said: “ When someone is not ready to die, the cat will walk away. It won’t be in their room until the day they die. Sometimes it will be in the patient’s room up to 4 hours in advance. But usually it only appears about 2 hours before they take their last breath .” Oscar’s way of signaling was to jump into bed, lying next to a patient who was too weak to ward off it. Soon after, the patient takes his last breath. Up to now, more than 100 cases have been correctly predicted by Oscar, helping Oscar become a famous “cat of death” in the US media from 2007 to 2010. And there was only one death without Oscar’s presence. Not because the cat was unpredictable or inattentive, but because a relative of the patient asked to have the cat removed from the hospital bed. However, even when taken out, Oscar still had strange reactions. The cat scratched the front door, meowing. Apparently he wanted to stay in his room and wasn’t happy about being kicked out. Despite the possibility of death, Oscar was not hated at all. In contrast, staff at Steele House often closely observe the cat’s movements to contact the patient’s family soon. Many people were able to meet their loved ones at the last minute. Most of them are grateful to Oscar. Some even praised Oscar’s actions, saying that the cat was trying to get close to and bring warmth to the patients in the moment before saying goodbye to the world. At Steere House, there are currently 25 letters from the patient’s family to thank the cat. Some experts put forward scientific theories to explain this phenomenon. According to them, it is likely that Oscar’s action was simply to alert nurses and medical staff to the patient’s current condition. For example, with a dying person, the frequency of activities and movements in the room will be more (the reason is that medical staff often have to pay attention and follow up). Oscar may very often go to the bedside of a sick person, simply because he senses something unusual. In the animal kingdom, many species have the ability to sense and respond to signals that are difficult to detect around. In the case of Oscar, if the cat keeps wandering around the rooms, the possibility of contact with many people, including the dying patient is quite high and as such, this is just coincidental, accidental. . However, many people disagree with this interpretation. Previously, there was an interesting study that showed that dogs are animals that can detect cancer and some other diseases, although the success rate is not high. Although they do not have extrasensory abilities, instead, their super-sensitive nose helps detect subtle signs of disease that appear during the body’s response to disease. Like dogs, Oscar also has the same ability to smell. The chemicals secreted by the body when dying will trigger a response, but it is not obvious because countless other mixed odors in the hospital such as flowers, food, medicine, cleaning solutions, etc. have masked the “smell” the scent of death”. Until now, the story of the cat Oscar has not been clearly explained by science, so many people still believe that this cat really has the ability to “foretell” about death.

Mr. Vien Long Binh – who is known as the father of hybrid rice in China. The father of hybrid rice Vien Long Binh died in Trường Sa city, capital of Hunan province, China due to old age and serious illness, Xinhua news agency reported. Mr. Vien was born in 1930. He led Chinese agricultural scientists to increase rice yield from 300 kg/acre to over 1,000 kg/acre. Each Chinese acre is equivalent to 666.6m2. This achievement of Mr. Vien and his associates is considered as the key to helping China solve the food security problem for more than a billion people in this country. Hybrid rice later appeared in dozens of countries in Africa, America and Asia, yielding higher yields than traditional rice. China has named four celestial bodies in outer space after Mr. Yuan Longping was once awarded the “Order of the Republic of the Nation”, the highest honor that China bestows on an individual. During his lifetime, Mr. Vien was famous for requiring that all doctors he trained or worked at the unit had to go to the fields. He himself, at the age of 88, still spends at least 5 hours a day in the fields. “Computers are very important, books are very important, but books can’t grow wet rice, can’t grow wheat. We now have a number of PhDs who are heavy on theory, but ignore practice, understand it. A lot of knowledge from books, but without practice, nothing can be done,” said Mr. Vien. Mr. Vien predicts that taking advantage of biotechnology to breed agricultural crops is the development orientation and inevitable trend in the future. Regarding food from genetically modified technology, Mr. Vien said it is necessary to have a cautious attitude, not to deny it completely.

This week, Osenat will auction more than 360 objects once owned by French Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte at an event in Fontainebleau, near Paris. The auction was held on May 5, on the 200th anniversary of the death of Emperor Napoleon. Pictured, bronze statue of Napoleon at Osenat’s auction booth. Emperor Napoleon died on 5/5/1821 at the age of 51, on the island of Saint Helena in the Atlantic Ocean, then occupied by British Empire troops. Napoleon was exiled to the island after his defeat at the historic Battle of Waterloo in 1815. He died 6 years after being brought to the island. In the photo, the sled belongs to Emperor Napoleon and Empress Josephine. The watch belongs to the Emperor Napoleon with the letter “N” decorated on the outside, around the mother of pearl bezel. Many of the relics sold at the May 5 auction were brought back to the mainland from Longwood House, Emperor Napoleon’s last residence on the island of Saint Helena. This house was once gloomy, rotten and rat-infested, but has now become a tourist attraction. In the photo, a necklace made of Napoleon’s hair and gold thread. Photo: AFP. The plate was once used by Emperor Napoleon for dinner. Photo: AFP. In the auctioned collection there are strange relics such as a necklace made from Napoleon’s hair or a cloth stained with the blood of the French emperor, brought to the mainland by Marquis Charles Tristan – Napoleon’s loyal bodyguard. Saint Helena Island. “In this bloodstain, we have the DNA of the French emperor. Nothing can be so real,” said an employee of Osenat. Photo: AFP. “Napoleon owns a very large number of shirts. He is obsessed with cleanliness to the point of exaggeration. He showers 3-4 times a day, uses 20-30 liters of perfume a month, and always changes his shirt.” Osenat staff said. In the photo, the shirt was once worn by Emperor Napoleon. Photo: AFP. The auctioned collection also includes a dinner plate, a drinking crystal and a variety of clothing that once belonged to Emperor Napoleon. Pictured is a letter signed by Napoleon himself. Photo: AFP. In 2014, a collection of more than 1,000 items that once belonged to Emperor Napoleon was also auctioned in Paris. Photo: AFP.

According to records in the book “Ai Nguyet Hien Pen Ky”, before the body of Empress Dowager Cixi was put into the coffin, the bottom of the coffin was covered with a layer of jade and ivory including 12,604 pearls, 85 rubies, 2 emeralds, 203 white rubies and sapphires. Not stopping there, above this layer of treasure is also covered with a cushion embroidered with 2,400 pearls. Particularly, the shroud of Queen Mother Cixi was studded with 420 large-sized pearls, 1,000 medium-sized pearls, 1,500 small-sized pearls and 1,135 gems of all kinds. In addition, she also wears 2 jewelry chains with 800 pearls, 35 pieces of precious stones and wears a pearl crown on her head. On the coffin is attached a pearl as big as a chicken egg, weighing 4.125 taels, worth 20 million taels of silver, which is an extremely rare treasure in the world. The blanket that covered the body of Empress Dowager Cixi was also studded with 820 pearls. Not only that, the mouth of Empress Dowager Cixi at the time of burial also held an extremely precious night pearl. However, this night pearl did not make her eternal sleep peaceful, but left a seed of disaster later. The Empress Dowager Cixi. In 1929, Phung Ngoc Tuong – a general of the Nationalist period ordered Ton Dien Anh to dig up the burial places of the Manchu emperors, including the tomb of Empress Dowager Cixi. This is a scandalous gravedigging case that shocked the Chinese people and the world. According to one report, gravediggers unearthed around 26,400 pearls after that incident. The fate of these pearls was completely against the wishes of Empress Dowager Cixi when she was alive, because later they were scattered all over the world, falling into the hands of different classes of society. . Particularly, the giant pearl attached to the phoenix coffin that Empress Dowager Cixi wore when she was buried also carries a thrilling story. The giant pearl was called the “Asian Star” and was the pearl that Empress Dowager Cixi loved most when she was alive. Originally, it belonged to the Qianlong Emperor, who was also very fond of this gem. By the end of the Qing Dynasty, the “Asian Star” had belonged to Empress Dowager Cixi. It is known that the “Asian Star” comes from the Persian Gulf. During the reign of Emperor Kangxi, it was presented to him by messengers. Since then, the pearl has become a treasure of China. The “Asian Star” has a special shape, resembling an eggplant. After obtaining this pearl, Empress Dowager Cixi ordered the artisans in the palace to add more gems. At first, “Asian Star” was located in Vien Minh Vien, then there was a court lady who was greedy to steal this treasure. Empress Dowager Cixi discovered this plan, so she ordered the palace maid to be beaten to death. Since then, the pearl has been directly preserved by Empress Dowager Cixi. When she died, her descendants also wore a jewel with this pearl attached to her before burial. After being taken by Sun Dien Anh from the tomb of Empress Dowager Cixi, this pearl was lost everywhere. According to Japanese media reported on February 10, 1993, this natural pearl appeared once in the country of Phu Tang and was displayed at the 100th anniversary of successful culture of artificial pearls. During the past time, “Asian Star” is considered as a derelict gem, displayed around the world but not fixed in a museum at all. According to a latest report, the pearl once enchanted by Empress Dowager Cixi is in the hands of a collector in London (England) and its current value is immeasurable.

Dream of the sky The daughter of a tsarist general, Lydia Zvereva was obsessed with planes from an early age. She read a lot of books about aviation, took complex mechanical toys to pieces, and talked for hours about hot air balloons and airplanes. She even performed “test flights” by jumping from the roof of the storage shed to the ground. “Ever since I was a little girl, I was very interested in the hot air balloons at Osowiec Fortress, so I built models. At that time in Russia no one could fly, and in the press only occasionally began to appear the first information about the achievements of foreign manufacturers,” recalls Lidya Zvereva. Russia’s first female pilot Lydia Zvereva on the plane “Farman-4”. Photo: Karl Bulla/russiainphoto.ru What worries Lydia is certainly not that the early twentieth century aviation industry is still in its infancy, but that flights are very dangerous to life. Flimsy, unreliable planes are prone to capsizing and breaking the wind, claiming the lives of dozens of pilots around the world every year. However, Lydia Zvereva enrolled in the private aviation school “Gamayun” near Saint Petersburg. The local newspaper wrote about the first woman who wanted to learn to be a pilot, calling her “Miss Z” because she wanted to respect her private life. “Lydia Zvereva flew without hesitation and very decisively. I remember everyone paying attention to her masterful flights, including the very high ones. Because at that time, not everyone dared to take the risk of flying to such a high altitude,” said her classmate Konstantin Artseulov. There were a few times when Lydia Zvereva had a serious accident, but always luckily only minor scratches. On August 23, 1911, after passing all the necessary exams, the 21-year-old “Miss Z” was granted a pilot’s license, becoming the first female pilot of the Russian Empire. Talented Aircraft Builder In 1912, Lydia Zvereva, along with her husband, pilot Vladimir Slyusarenko, practiced aerobatics. They attended Aviation Week in Baku, performed in Tiflis (now Tbilisi, Georgia), where female pilots performed flights in difficult weather conditions. The trip to Riga almost became Lydia Zvereva’s last. While flying, the wind started to pick up and threw her “Farman” plane into the stands. She tried to fly up, but she was thrown into the stronger wind, and her plane was eventually overturned. When she fell to the ground, the female pilot was thrown forward and was crushed by aircraft debris. Not long after, in one of her letters, she wrote: “When the plane went down, I almost broke my leg. It still hurts to this day. My lung condition is very bad. The doctor told me not to go anymore, but I still wanted to fly. They warn, if you do not obey, you will get tuberculosis. Indeed, that is the fate of the pilot profession!”. Lydia Zvereva with the first Russian-made aircraft “Kudashev-1”. Documentary photo Despite the accident, perhaps thanks to that, Lydia’s performances were so successful. She and her husband were invited to stay in Riga and they happily accepted. This large city on the Baltic coast was at that time the center of the Russian aviation industry. Here they built the first aircraft engines in the country. In 1913, she and her husband opened their pilot school in Riga with the lowest tuition fees in the country. In addition, they also organized aircraft repair and design classes, at which time Lydia Zvereva was an aircraft builder who upgraded aircraft manufactured in Western countries. This particular woman was invited to work in Austria-Hungary, but she decided to stay in her homeland. Female pilot with no number Teaching and crafting did not make Lydia Zvereva more cautious. This first Russian female pilot is still actively flying as before, even though it is very dangerous to her life. She even had the courage to participate in the “death” twist when sitting on the plane. That flight took place on May 19, 1914 in a monoplane “Moran” piloted by experienced male pilot Evgeny Shpitsberg. The newspaper “Riga Messenger” wrote: “The “Moran” quickly soared into the air. 500, 600 then 700 meters. At an altitude of 800 meters, the plane suddenly stopped in the air and then dived. Almost simultaneously, the spectators gathered below all fled. But after a few seconds, there was a rumble of the engine, the plane soared high and then took a sharp turn. The crowd held their breath with applause. After a while, the plane flew along a beautiful spiral and then landed in the grandstand area. “Hooray! Hooray!” – everyone chanted.” Lydia Zvereva’s admirer is the male pilot Pyotr Nesterov, the first person in the world to perform this complex flight. At the outbreak of World War I, the couple’s pilot school was evacuated to the city of Petrograd (now Saint Petersburg). In fact, this school has become a manufacturing workshop, where 300 employees carry out orders from the Ministry of Defense. Fate did not allow Lydia Zvereva to live until the end of World War I. Many times she escaped death while flying, but she died of typhoid on June 16, 1916 at the age of 26. The female pilot’s friends and students saw her off to her final resting place by flying around in “Farmans” over Alexander Nevsky Monastery in Petrograd.

A baby decorated with flowers when taking pictures. Although it has faded as digital has evolved, photographing the dead was once a huge business, a means of denouncing war crimes. The origin of the trend Currently, cameras are available on mobile devices so people can store images anytime, anywhere. However in the Victorian period, cameras were not so popular and convenient. Taking personal photos is also very expensive, so many people do not have any pictures while living. Until their death, relatives have spent a large amount of money on a photo to keep memories. Especially for families with the death of a child, it becomes more spiritual to take pictures. Early photos were often blurred, but not because of the technology of the camera at the time. Victorian cameras were capable of producing sharp images but the technology was very slow. Usually, the person being photographed must sit still for at least 20 seconds, no blinking or moving limbs. Even breathing can affect image sharpness. People are under pressure to sit or stand upright in clothes that are flat. Photographing the living person at that time was extremely difficult. On the contrary, it is easier to take pictures of the dead because they do not move or breathe or ruin the photo. Amateurs looking to improve their skills and create sharp images often find dead guests. Many people have saved a few photos while living, but because the quality of photos of dead people is usually better than those of living people, families still take pictures of them after death. This photo can show sharp details and features about the deceased. When corpses take pictures with loved ones, they also become “in focus” with sharp images while the people around them may be a little blurred. Nowadays, it seems crazy to spend large sums of money to take photos of the dead. But because today, or at least in the West, death is hidden, no longer lurking around. Modern people enjoy life to the fullest and often avoid thinking about or mentioning death. Death has become a foreign thing, a horror to them. But research from the University of North Carolina, USA, shows that during the Victorian period, human life expectancy was low while mortality was high. People have to constantly watch their relatives and friends pass away. In particular, it is common for children to die when they are young. From childhood, people have become acquainted and understood about death. The art of photographing the deceased Not only taking photos, but people want the pictures of the dead to come true and vivid as if they were just taking a nap. Death is often associated with mourning, but if you look at the Victorian photographs, the reality is the opposite. Photos of the deceased are quite beautiful. Many pictures are arranged or arranged purposefully. When photographing the dead became a major business during the Victorian era, trade magazines such as Philadelphia Photographer offered advice to “assist the amateurs in creating impressive photographs of the dead”. They suggested placing the corpse near a window to take advantage of natural light. Even so, sunlight cannot bring a corpse to life. Therefore, photographers have created many ways to make shooting the dead look more natural. After the photo was printed, they used color to paint the eyes wide to help the dead look soulful. Let the dead sit upright, loved ones can take pictures with and support their backs. Normally, it takes about three people to hold the arm, lift the dead person’s head, and some people use a support to help the dead stand upright. Families also often decorate teddy bears and toys around children to create a joyful, warm space, and comfort the little souls … However, more and more people photographing was transformed and commercialized. Celebrities died have become “prey” to the wings of photographers. They secretly attend funerals to take photos of celebrities to sell to newspapers or card printing companies in exchange for large sums of money. Many people, because of their idols or curiosity, have spent money to buy these pictures. For example, the photo of a French writer, Victor Hugo, who died looking like he was sleeping, was printed in large numbers on postcards. Soldiers died in the American Civil War. Exposure to war crimes Photographing the dead isn’t just limited to the home. When photography became popular, the American civil war broke out. Photographers have another task is to take pictures of the battlefield. In it, it is indispensable to take photos of the generals and soldiers who died in different poses, but all in all are bloody, haunting moments. War is a strange thing for people living in a peaceful area, but photography has brought war closer to everyone. The sacrifices of the soldiers denounce the cruelty and the heavy damage that war brings. War photos are displayed at photo galleries, published in newspapers or as souvenirs. They have had a strong impact on people’s awareness of war crimes, and spurred movements to restore peace. The trend disappeared In the early 20th century, photographing the dead was no longer popular because of changes in society. Thanks to the development of health care, the infant and population mortality rate has sharply decreased. From the 1900s, whether old or young, when sick, they are admitted to the hospital and may die in them without relatives. This means death takes place behind closed doors, rather than in the comfortable and open spaces of the house. Furthermore, photography has become more popular. Everyone can take pictures many times by themselves, without the need for a photographer, it is no longer feasible to take a “single and last” photo. However, photographing of the dead still exists, but for more privacy or for special purposes. In the present era, it will not be easy to see pictures of the deceased even though this trend has flourished many decades ago.

Alber Elbaz died at the age of 59. Photo: Vogue. The information of designer Alber Elbaz’s death was confirmed by Compagnie Financìere Richemont – his joint venture partner in AZ Factory. Richemont founder and chairman Johann Rupert said in a statement on April 25: “I have lost not only a colleague but also a dear friend. Elbaz is one of the brightest and most beloved characters in the fashion industry. He has built a reputation, a talented person with a special vision. Alber Elbaz was born in 1961 in Morocco. He spent 14 years working for the Lanvin brand, from 2001-2015. At the end of October 2015, Elbaz left the position of creative director of the French fashion house. He was interrupted in the fashion industry for the next five years. Earlier this year, Alber Elbaz launched its collection at AZ Factory in the fashion sense Haute Couture Spring – Summer 2021 . This collection marks the return of Elbaz after a 5-year hiatus. The original Moroccan designer introduced the movie “Show Fashion” to launch this collection. At the beginning of the film, Alber Elbaz talks about his health condition and the disease he has suffered. Besides, Elbaz also talked about the friends in the fashion industry who reminded him to return such as Marc Jacobs, Pierpaolo Piccioli, Gabriela Hearst. Sai when he was a creative director for 14 years at Lanvin, Alber Elbaz wanted to make a difference. He teamed up with Richemont to launch his latest fashion venture. Through it, Elbaz wishes to create a lasting relationship between designers and consumers. Alber Elbaz contributed to make Lanvin shine on the world fashion map. Photo: Vogue.

Designer Alber Elbaz has just died at the age of 59, after suffering from COVID-19. Photo: theguardian.com The announcement of Richemont President – Mr. Johann Rupert stated: “I am extremely shocked and sad to hear that Alber has suddenly died”. Meanwhile, veteran fashion writer Suzy Menkes quoted Rupert’s Instagram post saying that the stylist Elbaz “left the world after a three-week struggle with COVID-19”. Elbaz passed away due to COVID-19 on April 24, but did not confirm reports that the designer was being treated at the American Hospital in Neuilly-sur-Seine, according to a spokeswoman for the Richemont Group. the suburbs of Paris (France). Designer Alber Elbaz, born 1961 in Morocco, is one of the most beloved figures in the fashion world. His talent is confirmed in 14 years working for the Lanvin brand (2001-2015) as a creative director. He has diligently restored the charm of the oldest French luxury fashion brand, by blowing bright colors into the classic Lavin designs. French President Emmanuel Macron praised designer Elbaz for “making France’s distinctive elegance shine around the world.” Meanwhile, Vogue (UK) magazine editor-in-chief Edward Enninful emphasized: “He He is one of the most creative, funniest men in fashion and has always been a pioneer in the industry. He is one of the most talented designers I’ve ever worked with – although he has always liked to call himself a ‘tailor’. At the end of October 2015, Elbaz left the Lavin fashion house and established partnerships with many other fashion houses, including the Swiss fashion group Richemont.

Illustration Ronilza Johnson, 46 years old, a British citizen, has just died in a hospital in the city of Anapolis, Brazil, due to a cheap butt lift plastic surgery. The incident shook the beauty world in general and the beauty industry in particular in England and Brazil. Accordingly, during a trip to Brazil, Ronilza Johnson, introduced by a few friends, decided to do butt lift surgery at a underground facility. After surgery by biomedical scientist Lucas Santana, this man claimed to be able to perform butt lift surgery at a dizzying price. Specifically, only 2,000 pounds (nearly 2,800 USD), with the help of a medical student was able to perform major surgery to upgrade the buttock. A very cheap price, while in Vietnam, third-round surgery has to cost you from 75 million VND to hundreds of million VND depending on the quality and the service as well as the warranty that comes with it. Due to complications after butt lift surgery, Ronilza Johnson did not return to the grief of relatives and family. Ronilza Johnson was hospitalized with an infection following a butt-lift surgery in Brazil. Butt lift surgery is what? Butt lift surgery is basically understood to remove the skin layers, excess fat due to loss of elasticity and make the third ring sagging. Butt augmentation with surgery differs from butt pump or butt bag placement in that fat grafting or muscle lifting is taken from the body of the person wanting to have surgery and reconstructing the surrounding tissues to create a toned butt and round stretch. The Kylie sisters’ buttocks are the desire of all women in the world. Who can do butt lift surgery? The person who lifts the buttock by surgery must have enough butt skin to perform the procedure, be free of alcohol, smoke, and have good health and a healthy lifestyle. Diet must also be healthy and scientific, and especially to have an optimistic spirit, learn carefully about plastic surgery as well as go to reputable hospitals, leading in the field to lift buttocks. avoid panic and excessive anxiety. Complications of butt lift surgery: Blood loss, too much hematoma. The wound is difficult to heal, leading to necrosis. Leaving scars to lose aesthetics of the third circle. Prolonged swelling and swelling due to weakness. Pain and tenderness, may not be able to sit for long periods of time. The buttocks are skewed, unequal. And most importantly, over the years, the skin of the buttocks will sag again. May not be able to sit for long periods after butt lift surgery.

Last week, India’s Health Minister Harsh Vardhan affirmed that the Covid-19 death rate in this country is “at the lowest in the world”. The statement of the head of the medical industry is in stark contrast to the series of shocking images and stories of cremations burned day and night due to overloaded bodies, patients dying on the road due to lack of breathing. gas, according Guardian . Question of concealing data of the dead? Official records of the Indian authorities show that the number of people infected and fatal has increased continuously. On May 1, the South Asian country experienced another record-breaking day with 401,993 new cases and 3,523 deaths from Covid-19. But health experts have the same view that the official number does not fully reflect the size of the number of deaths caused by Covid-19 in India. At this time, because medical facilities are overloaded and lack medical supplies, many patients cannot be hospitalized and die at home, even without adequate testing. Meanwhile, the local authorities were accused of not making accurate statistics, even hiding the actual death toll in the area where they were responsible. Relatives stand by when the dead body is cremated. Photo: Reuters. In the past month, in the city of Karnataka, Bangalore – where the number of infections has been among the fastest growing in the country – the number of corpses registered for cremation with Covid-19 is twice as high as the number of deaths recorded by the authorities. The information concealment charge is particularly notable in Uttar Pradesh, where the state government is governed by the ruling Bharatiya Janata (BJP) party. Adityanath, governor of Uttar Pradesh, insisted that the state had no shortage of oxygen, and threatened to prosecute anyone who spread panic information. Authorities Uttar Pradesh denied allegations of information hiding. The truss burned day and night In the Muzaffarnagar city of Uttar Pradesh state, data are available from the weekly newspaper Observer The collection revealed the discrepancy between the local authorities’ death statistics and the number of bodies cremated at city cremation facilities and cemeteries. Official data recorded only 10 deaths from Covid-19 in the last four days of April. But according to Ajay Kumar Agarwal, owner of a city cremation facility, that is only an odd number compared to the bodies burned. burned at this facility every day. “Normally we cremate 3 bodies per day. But in the past 10 days, the number of cremated bodies has increased many times. There are days 18, some days 20, then 22 and 25. In the past 10 days, not yet.” we have less than 12 bodies every day, 90% of which are corona deaths, “said Agarwal. Mr. Agarwal’s cremation facility only had seven crematoriums, so the staff had to cremate the body on the ground. Some of the bodies were sent to another facility 35 kilometers from the city. The pyre burned day and night in India. Photo: Reuters. Mr. Agarwal accused local authorities of publishing “inaccurate” data, denying the possibility that the city has experienced no days, or that only one or two people died of Covid-19 in the past week. . “The authorities have not released the exact death figures. I don’t understand why they are hiding it. Maybe they don’t want people to panic,” Agarwal said. Similar comments were made by Sanjay Mittal, an employee at another cremation facility in Muzaffarnagar. “I’ve never seen anything like this in my life. We set the crematorium on fire from dawn to dusk,” Mittal said. Before the pandemic, Mittal’s cremation facility handled about 5 bodies a day. But on April 27, they received 21 bodies. On April 28, the number of bodies decreased to 15, before once again increasing to 19 on April 29. “It is noon now, and we have already got 12 bodies. I don’t know how much more will it be by the end of the day,” Mittal said on April 30. The number of bodies taken for burial has also increased sharply in the Muslim cemetery in Muzaffarnagar. “Before the corona virus, we buried 2-3 bodies a week, but now it is 6-7 bodies a day. Only three of them come from the hospital, the rest are either dead at home or not tested,” Mr. Abdul Quadir, curator, said. Government data show that Muzaffarnagar has a very low rate of testing. On April 27, the whole city did not conduct tests. On April 29, only 561 people were tested, all positive for corona virus. The actual number of deaths could be 3 times higher An unnamed doctor from the Medical Association in Uttar Pradesh state said that many people die from pneumonia, pulmonary fibrosis – typical symptoms of severe form Covid-19. “We have to accept that the death toll from corona virus is much higher than the official statistics. The bodies we see at the crematorium are mostly self-medicating at home, and they die.” The number of deaths like this is very high, but most of them have not been recorded. The rate of testing here is much lower than the need, “the doctor said. Murad Banaji, the mathematician who modeled the plague in India, said the numerous streams of evidence suggest that the understatement of deaths from disease is a serious problem. This expert believes that the number of deaths in India is at least 3 times higher than the official statistics. The conclusion is based on calculations from major cities like Mumbai, where during the first outbreak of the epidemic he calculated the number of “excess deaths” compared to the annual number of deaths. Mass cremation area in New Delhi. Photo: Reuters. This calculation could put the number of Covid-19 deaths in Mumbai from 13,000 to about 21,000. Banaji stressed that in less developed rural areas, such as in the states of Bihar and Uttar Pradesh, with limited medical facilities, Covid-19 deaths are not recorded “perhaps much larger than in cities like Mumbai “. The consequences of inaccurate statistics on the number of deaths can be very serious. It will affect the effective allocation of resources, limiting the ability to develop a suitable immunization strategy to help prevent future outbreaks. “If we don’t have data to understand what’s going on in the current pandemic, how can India prepare for the future?” Mr. Banaji said. The chaplain’s account of the funeral for 150 Covid-19 patients before cremation Every day, Hindu cleric RamKaran Mishra performs a funeral for about 150 people who have died from Covid-19 at the Ghazipur crematory facility east of New Delhi, India.

Russian Tsar is good at treating the country, but alcoholism is remembered by people as Peter the Great (1672 – 1725). He is the son of Tsar Aleksei I. This famous Russian czar is known to be an outstanding leader when he travels many places in Western Europe and learns new things and spreads back home. At the same time, Peter the Great conducted economic and political reforms, established the Navy to help Russia become a powerful world power. With a powerful military force, Peter the Great had wars with the Ottoman Empire, Sweden … to expand the territory. In 1725, Peter the Great built Peterhof Summer Palace. This extravagant and splendid building was dubbed “Russia’s Versailles”. In addition to his outstanding leadership and rule of the country, Peter the Great is also known to be the one who prepared for his death early. According to historical records, eight years before his death, the emperor of Russia suffered from kidney or urinary problems. This disease is attributed to Peter the Great’s drinking habit of alcohol. During meals, parties or celebrations, Peter the Great always drank a lot of wine and ate a lot. This habit made his health deteriorate. At the beginning of January 1725, Peter the Great became ill and had a severe fever. However, he was healed by doctors and quickly recovered from the disease. Immediately after his health recovered, he and his subjects continued to eat, drink and party. So, on January 16, Peter the Great’s illness worsened. He has a high fever and a urinary tract infection. A few days later, he had a stroke that resulted in partial paralysis and inability to speak. This is why he cannot choose who will inherit to his throne. On the morning of January 28, Peter the Great died at the Winter Palace in St Petersburg. At that time, he was 52 years old. Invite readers to watch the video: Russia and Ukraine sign a new agreement on gas transportation to Europe. Source: THĐT 1.

According to the CBC On November 18, 2020, Rac died at the age of 76 after a brief illness. She has no children, so she has no heir. Wishing to own the grand piano that Rac used to teach while alive, Archbold paid $ 10,000 to buy all of her property. Wanting to own a grand piano, Archbold spent 10,000 USD to buy off all of Rac’s belongings. “I just thought it would be possible to break even, if I could sell the piano and find something cool. But I was shocked when I realized she was a millionaire.” Hidden in the mess of the house is a treasure larger than what the antiques hunter could have imagined. Archbold recalls the impression of the late female teacher as someone who often wore colorful, interesting clothing layers, wearing various jewels such as rings, necklaces and bows in her hair. “She’s a lovely lady and definitely stands out in a crowd,” Archbold said. Rac loves traveling and shopping and has amassed collections of designer jewelry and clothing, artwork, furniture and antiques. Among the belongings left by Mrs. Rac, there are many expensive ones. Archbold found a large silver bar, weighing 100 ounces (more than 2.8 kg), that had fallen from a pile of old magazines while cleaning up trash. It was also when he gradually discovered more and more valuable objects in the house. Mrs. Rac’s wardrobe is filled with clothes and skirts from high-end brands, with designer items dating back decades. Archbold also set up a vlog channel to share his treasure discovery journey. Many people in different countries participated in the auction of items in the house. The first auction, hosted online by Edmonton’s Kastner Auctions, included high-quality Rac jewels that earned the collector more than $ 250,000. Auctions for furniture, home appliances and art, heirlooms and jewelry continued to follow. Rac’s huge brand-name wardrobe is sold to local vintage dealers. Archbold estimated that Rac’s total furniture could be worth about $ 400,000. He plans to take advantage of the unexpected chance to fulfill his dream of opening a coffee shop next to his antique store. The collector also said Rac’s grand piano will be on display for those who love and want to play the piano. “Her guitar that we are holding will be placed in a cafe so that her students or other musicians can come and play.” That is also how Archbold pays tribute to the deceased teacher. “We are all very grateful to Mrs. Rac for her legacy that has been passed down through us and I will try to do great things with it.”

Photographers captured Jill in a black outfit, blazer, miniskirt and ankle-high heels, on a Once Air Force plane from California. However, the 69-year-old First Lady’s ankle-net socks caught the attention of Americans and talked about on social networks. The First Lady’s socks attracted the attention of strong residents. (Image: Reuters) Soon after, there were many comments about Jill’s socks on Twitter. “Fisheye sock becomes fashionable in the spring of 2021 !; Our loving, intelligent, loving First Lady looks amazing and stylish; I hope Mrs. Jill Biden will order 30 more pairs of these socks; If someone does not like this iconic outfit, then they are just jealous that a multi-talented person like her can also be a style icon, ”some comments admired De’s fashion style. America’s most lady. However, some other social media users criticized the First Lady’s socks. “Mrs. Jill looked like a ‘young girl’ in her ankle socks; She is no longer young for such things, she should reconsider her wardrobe; Fired her stylist immediately, ”some netizens criticized Jill’s socks. First Lady Jill Biden’s image was captured by photographers at Andrews Air Force Base on April 1 on a flight from California back to Washington, DC. US President Joe Biden with his wife Jill Biden on Easter Day 4/4. (Image: Reuters) In addition, according to American media, on April 4, on the last Easter Day, the First Lady of America has definitely “violated” the dress code. When she appeared with her husband in public, she wore a suit with very short sleeves. Her bare hands immediately showed her age, and clearly, the First Lady was not eager to exercise. Her hands were wrinkled as she held them up to the public, even scaring some internet users. As far as the socks are concerned, in November 2020, Bloomberg journalist Jennifer Epstein discovered something interesting at the official meeting of US presidential candidate Joe Biden as he appeared in the socks. custom made with dog print. The appearance of Mr. Biden attracted the special attention of reporters and netizens. Some comments on the Democratic presidential candidate: “41st President George W. Bush is a man who loves to collect brightly colored socks. Maybe Mr. Biden will be next ?; He’s setting a new trend !; You know, a sock man with a dog shape sure solves all of our problems; Great, we’re discussing the president’s socks. We are on the right track; It’s great that Mr. Biden’s socks are the main news of the day, ”netizens commented on Twitter about Mr. Biden’s“ fancy ”socks. Before that, every time she appeared in public, Mrs. Jill Biden always stood out, attracted with elegant fashion sense. Jill Biden was born in 1951 in the US, married to Joe Biden in 1977, more than four years after his first wife and daughter died in a car accident. She helped him raise sons Beau and Hunter, before giving birth to daughter Ashley in 1981. When Mr. Biden was elected senator and moved from Delaware to Washington, Jill became a teacher with two master’s degrees and a doctorate in education at the University of Delaware. After Mr. Joe Biden became the presidential candidate representing the Democratic Party this year, Jill contributed voice and always appeared, side by side with her husband at various events.

Poet and screenwriter Hoang Nhuan Cam This time the person who left was him – a person who was both distant and close: the poet – “Hoa Lua doctor” Hoang Nhuan Cam. Speaking Hoang Nhuan Cam is far away because we used to study in the same language class, course 20, Hanoi University (now University of Social Sciences and Humanities, Hanoi National University) but since graduating I have never seen you again. Occasionally, through poet Tran Ngoc Tuan, I hear a glimpse of Hoang Nhuan Cam, still talented and still … eccentric, different. Just that, and … over. You are like the star in my blind memory, every day farther and farther … Speaking Hoang Nhuan Cam is close because as soon as I heard the news of his death, so many memories of the poet with unique personality suddenly flooded back, as clear as day, as I could hold … At the end of 1975, class 20 of the Faculty of Literature, we welcomed poet Hoang Nhuan Cam from the battlefield and returned to the school. Soon, for some reason, he switched to another class. A young twenty-five year old boy, a pregnant face with prominent black moles, a cheeky handsome look. He is the author of the book of poems Twenty years old printed with martyr Vu Dinh Van. Literature sessions organized reading poetry, not only students of literature class, but also other classes sitting around the outside of the hall, many people with no seats left, swinging outside the window. With his Hanoi standard voice when melodious, when cooing, when resounding loud and rare expressions of eyes and faces, Hoang Nhuan Cam passionately read poems composed by himself: Army soldier and shouting music, Poems written for the sun, Age of twenties, The first leaf … Up to now, I have not heard anyone read such fascinating poems as Hoang Nhuan Cam. When he read poetry, he almost drained his guts, as if there were only him and poetry in the world. Poem Twenty years old by Hoang Nhuan Cam, there are very strange questions: Blue sky color confession . Her hair flew indifferently … Love the smell of hay. Sleep silently in the ground … Honestly, not all of our brother’s verses understand the profound meaning of it. But after all, poetry is to feel, no need to express, to discern right and wrong. Hoang Nhuan Cam is talented, always appearing with a thin, fragile appearance, clothes, hair and hair … an artist, of course, is admired by many female students. As for him, he always loves her, regardless of her, and for his own reasons … let go. We know some of your “hard-to-get” romances. Still a “virgin” but he fell in love with a dancer from the battlefield, divorced his husband, soon after he fell in love with a beautiful girl, because of her that wrote a poem. Phuong that . He often does not copy songs, because he has to let his soul into poetry. One day when my class came downstairs after school, just in time for his class to go up, Hoang Nhuan Cam shouted: “Get out of the way. Stay away. No, I’ll just… kiss one now, ”making the girls squeal, drifting away. During the exam season, he often ran down to my class, scratched his hair, and begged: “D. Oh, let me borrow a book of Western literature, or else my life will be a hit ”. Unable to borrow the notebook, he ran to another girl: “X. oh Lend me a book of Chinese literature, or else my life will be a waste ”. We nagged, did not lend him, but after that, Hoang Nhuan Cam still passed a good exam without having to go out or squash … Poet, screenwriter Hoang Nhuan Cam and four young actors in the movie The smell of fire Mischievous, daring, sometimes apathetic and difficult to talk about, but it can be said that Hoang Nhuan Cam is a poet from his own eggs, that is due to a genetic gene he inherited from his father: musician Hoang Giac. Students who do not like his beautiful, dreamy “teenage” verses: There is a Snow White girl. Besides, the seven dwarfs are very annoying (The first leaf). His poems have sparked in our hearts a fire yearning for beauty, feeling more in love, loving people and wanting to commit to do something good for life. Later, he tasted many poetic bitter flavors of Hoang Nhuan Cam gradually became deep, thoughtful, even sad, evident in the last book of poems. Fall dice. At this time, life for him is no longer bright, but like a six-sided dice, every side is difficult, thunderstorms: Fall dice in the grass. His eyes look at the six faces of the storm (Fall Dice). Poem The demining man’s words were sacrificed has made many poetic friends shed tears because of touching the compassionate domain that exists in each person: Mom before I say goodbye. I could not see where I was lying. I just remember behind the bang. Still kneeling before her mother, before the moon … End of poetry writing, turning to film script, Hoang Nhuan Cam continued to explode with famous films: Winter 1946, Long Tri Night, The smell of burning grass … Now, Hoang Nhuan Cam’s fall dice have led him to leave the temporary realm. But to me, for those who love Hoang Nhuan Cam poetry and appreciate his talent, the poet seems to have just gone somewhere, and will come back …

Poet and screenwriter Hoang Nhuan Cam has just passed away on the afternoon of April 20. Poet Hoang Nhuan Cam also a skilled screenwriter, with famous movie scripts such as “Long Tri Night”, “Winter 1946”, “The Scent of Fire” … Poet Hoang Nhuan Cam is always a candidate. invited to screen contests and film festivals. On April 19, the Cinema Department announced the establishment of four film evaluation boards for the 2021-2023 term, including the Central Council for evaluating and classifying feature films, the Central Council for evaluating and classifying short films, and the Association. The Central Council evaluates and selects the screenplay of feature films, the Central Council evaluates and selects the short film scripts. In which, poet Hoang Nhuan Cam is one of the 9 members of the Central Council who appraises and selects the screenplay of feature films. However, on April 20, when 4 official film evaluation boards were launched and operated, poet Hoang Nhuan Cam died at the age of 69. That is, the Central Council appraised and selected the film’s script. story suddenly had a blank. Who will replace poet Hoang Nhuan Cam in the Central Council for evaluation and selection of feature films? New personnel are being considered, but finding a person with literary and cinematic capacity like poet Hoang Nhuan Cam is not easy. Because, the script is still the biggest obsession for the stagnation of the seventh art in the country. Director of Cinema Department – Vi Kien Thanh shared: “Cinema is like theater, you have to face the problem of scarcity of good scenarios. Theater, a script can be adapted and used in many different types of stages, but cinema is more difficult. The purchase of foreign scripts has brought new vitality to domestic cinema, but if we do not lay the foundation for cinema by encouraging and building a team to create scripts, it will create a gap in the development link of cinema ”.

Photo: BBC Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh was born on the island of Corfu, Greece on June 10, 1921. Among his family were many members of the Danish, German, Russian and English royals. Photo: Alamy Prince Philip is the only son of Greek Prince Andrew and Princess Alice of Battenberg. Photo: BBC His Highness started studying in France, at the American school MacJannet. The photo above is of him as a child (second from left) and his schoolmates. At the age of seven, he went to live with relatives of Mountbatten in England and attended a preparatory school in Surrey. Photo: PA He later attended Gordonstoun boarding school founded by educational pioneer Kurt Hahn in northern Scotland. Here, he demonstrated himself excelling in sports. Photo: BBC This is said to be the first joint photo between Princess Elizabeth (3rd from left) and then naval student Philip, Prince of Greece and Denmark (who wears the white top right hat). . This photo was taken during a visit to the Royal Naval College in Dartmouth on July 23, 1939. Photo: PA During World War II, Prince Philip was a lieutenant in the navy on the battleship HMS Valiant. When the Italian fleet was stranded off the coast of Greece in 1941, he commanded the lights to illuminate the enemy. Photo: PA His engagement to Princess Elizabeth was officially announced in July 1947. Photo: PA The couple’s wedding took place on November 20, 1947. Photo: BBC In 1951, a photographer captured the moment the Duke of Edinburgh jumped off a water ski while reaching the beach in Marmarice, Turkey. The photo was taken during his last time in command of the HMS Magpie. Photo: PA Prince is playing polo for club Cowdray Park in the semi-final of Roehampton Cup. He is one of the top bridge athletes in the UK. Photo: PA The Prince is also a good cricketer. The photo above shows his cricket team, which includes many former British stars playing against the Duke of Norfolk’s team. Photo: BBC A photo of Prince Philip with his wife and four children in the 1960s. Photo: PA Prince Philip and Queen Elizabeth during a visit to a farm on their Balmoral estate to celebrate the couple’s “silver wedding” anniversary. Photo: PA In 1977, the Prince accompanied the Queen to attend the 25th anniversary of her reign. Both wore Maori Kahu-Kiwi (Kiwi feather cloak) when attending the opening of the Royal New Zealand Polynesia Festival at the rugby park in Gisborne, on New Zealand’s North Island in February of the same year. Photo: PA In August 1979, the Queen’s cousin Lord Louis Mountbatten was killed in a bomb attack in Ireland. His Majesty returned to England after the news, while he was in the coach driving championship in Normandy, northern France. Photo: PA Nature and conservation are the Prince’s lifelong passion. He has been recognized as the International President of the World Wildlife Fund. Photo: PA His Highness and family members watch a demonstration of the Royal British Air Force in 1985. Photo: PA In 1996, His Highness welcomed South African President Nelson Mandela on a British tour. Photo: PA The Prince has always stood by and supported the Queen during more than 60 years of reigning England, including the 50th anniversary of her throne in 2002. Photo: PA The Prince has founded the Duke of Edinburgh Prize in 1956 with the aim of developing the talent of young people. The above photo shows the Prince happily chatting with the gold award winners at Holyroodhouse in 2010. Photo: PA His Majesty continued to compete in sports as he got older, including the horse-riding event at Sandringham in 2005. Photo: PA Thousands of people gathered outside Buckingham Palace to greet the Royal Family after the wedding of Prince Philip’s grandson Prince William to Catherine Middleton in 2011. Photo: BBC A year later, the Prince still looked in good health as he accompanied the Queen on the Spirit of Chartwell royal barge to attend her 60th anniversary parade on June 3, 2012. He and the Queen stood for most of the 80-minute parade on the River Thames. However, His Highness was hospitalized for a bladder infection ahead of the great celebration concert on June 4. Photo: BBC After recovering, the Prince joined Princess Anne to watch the British horse racing team compete at the London 2012 Olympic Games. Photo: PA In June 2013, His Highness attended a church ceremony at Westminster Abbey on the 60th anniversary of the Queen’s coronation. Photo: PA In 2014, the Prince accompanied the Queen on a trip to Northern Ireland. The above photo shows him signing in a tourist scrapbook at Hillsborough Castle, Belfast. Photo: PA The Prince and Queen light up the first of more than 200 lighthouses to commemorate the 70th anniversary of the victory over Nazi Germany at Windsor Castle. Photo: PA Prince and Son – Prince Charles chatted happily during his visit to Poundbury, an urban area on the edge of Dorchester, where the Queen held the inauguration of her mother’s statue. Photo: PA In April 2017, the Prince and his wife attended the opening ceremony of the Elephant Care Center at ZSL Whipsnade Zoo in Bedfordshire. However, in May of the same year, he announced his withdrawal from public activities at the age of 95, with the full support of the Queen. Photo: PA Before kicking off a party at Buckingham Palace Gardens on May 23, 2017 with the Queen, His Majesty spent a minute commemorating the dead at the Ariana Grande concert in Manchester. Photo: PA On June 10 last year, Prince Philip quietly celebrated his 99th birthday at Windsor Castle in the context of the British blockade against the Covid-19 pandemic. In a new announcement, Buckingham Palace said he passed away on the morning of April 9 at old Windsor.

Buckingham Palace staff posted the notice at the main entrance of the palace. Photo: Reuters. The official Royal announcement of Prince Philip’s departure. Photo: PA Media. The British Union flag on the roof of Buckingham Palace has also been lowered in half and hung. Photo: AFP. British people living in London also came to place flowers and gratitude messages in front of Buckingham Palace to condolences with the Royal family before the departure of Prince Philip. Grateful messages are placed next to bouquets of British people. Photo: Getty. Photo: AFP. Photo: Reuters. At Windsor Castle (Berkshire county in southeast England), where Prince Philip spent the last weeks of his life until his last breath, locals also put flowers at the door. radio. Photo: Getty. Photo: AFP. At Holyroodhouse Palace, the house of Queen Elizabeth II in Edinburgh (Scotland), also held a flag to fly and some people came to place flowers. Photo: Getty. Photo: PA Media. Yesterday’s sporting events in England also took two minutes of silence to commemorate Prince Philip. Photo: Getty. Horse racing participants and spectators came to watch at Aintree Racecourse in Liverpool city spent two minutes of silence to condolences with the British Royal at the departure of Prince Philip. Photo: PA Media. The Royal Family said specific information about Prince Phillip’s funeral will be announced as soon as possible. However, in the context of the complicated COVID-19 epidemic in the UK, it is likely that Prince Philip’s funeral will be carefully planned to limit the spread of the SARS-CoV- virus. 2.

Many people gathered outside Buckingham Palace on April 9 (local time) after the news of Prince Philip’s death was announced by the British Royal. Photo: Reuters Many Londoners come in front of the gates of Buckingham Palace, the ancient walls of Windsor Castle to place flowers and a memorial card in memory of Prince Philip. The British government and royal family are calling on people not to gather in front of the mansion to commemorate Prince Philip in order to comply with Covid-19 room regulations. Residents set the flag of England along with commemorative bouquets of flowers outside Buckingham Palace. Reuters photo Information Prince Philip – Duke of Edinburgh passed away was announced by the British royal family on April 9. He is 99 years old. Photo: Reuters Coach and players at Liverpool Aintree Racecourse spent a minute to commemorate Prince Philip’s departure on April 9. Photo: Reuters 2 of the many women standing outside Buckingham Palace hugged each other to comfort and share the sadness following the death of the Queen’s husband. Photo: Reuters A man wiped his tears outside Buckingham Palace after the royal family announced the Prince’s death. Photo: Reuters According to an announcement from Buckingham Palace, the 94-year-old Queen is expected to spend eight days mourning Prince Philip, starting April 9. The flag on Victoria Tower at the British Parliament Building, London, was lowered by half a column when the news of Prince Philip’s death was announced. Photo: Reuters Many people brought flowers, photos … to commemorate at Buckingham Palace (UK) after hearing the news of Prince Philip’s death. Photo: Reuters Many people mourn the death of Prince Philip – who quietly supported the Queen of England during the past 7 decades. Photo: Reuters Sharing about her husband, Queen Elizabeth once said that Prince Philip was a source of her strength throughout the years. In the photo: People place flowers to commemorate Prince Philip at Windsor.

Researchers have gathered tissue samples from patients for brain research after death. Accordingly, the “zombie” gene may influence the study of brain-related diseases if the team prolongs the time to access the sample. The researchers analyzed gene expression from living brain tissue and found that in some cells, gene expression increased after death. They observed that inflamed glial cells develop and grow arm-like branches several hours after death. “Most research confirms that all activity in the brain stops when the heart stops beating, but not really,” said Dr. Jeffrey Loeb, Dean of the Department of Neurology and Rehabilitation at the University of Illinois Medical School. , Chicago. The “zombie” genes are activated after the brain stops working. They are glial genes responsible for attention to damaged brain tissue. Photo: Dr. Jeffrey Loeb / UIC. According to the Yourgenome.com Gene expression is the process of converting genetic information in DNA into functional products such as proteins or other molecules. “It’s not surprising that glial cells develop right after the heart stops beating. These cells become inflamed and their job is to clear things up after brain damage such as hypoxia or a sudden attack. Stroke, “Loeb said in a university press release. Also according to him, the connections are very remarkable. Most research uses post-mortem human brain tissue to find treatments for disorders like Autism, Schizophrenia, and Alzheimer’s disease. However, these studies did not take into account continuation of gene expression or cell activity. “Our findings will shed light on research on brain tissue in humans. It’s just that at this point, we haven’t yet quantified the changes,” said Loeb. Loeb is the director of UI NeuroRepository (at the University of Illinois), a bank that stores brain tissue, with consent, of patients with neurological disorders. Brain tissue is collected and stored when the patient dies or is in surgery. Not all brain tissue is needed to diagnose the disease, some of which is used for research. Loeb and his team noticed that the gene expression patterns in living brain tissue did not match any previous findings of brain tissue gene expression after death. Therefore, they conducted a simulation experiment to observe the expression of all genes in the human body 24 hours after death. As a result, about 80% of the genes maintain relative stability within 24 hours. These include genes that provide basic functions of the cell. Another group of genes, brain activity (such as memory, thinking, and seizure) quickly subsides within hours of death. A third group of genes – the “zombie” gene – became more active while the other groups of genes gradually decreased activity. During the first 12 hours of brain death, activity of the “zombie” gene peaked. “We found 1,427 genes clustered. A cluster of 317 rapidly depleted genes was predicted to be neuron and coincided with genes dependent on activity. The second cluster of 474 genes is predicted to be glia, consisting of astrocytes and microglia. Notably, due to the rapid decrease in the cluster of nerve cells, the glial cell cluster has significantly increased “, the scientists shared. These findings mean that researchers need to take these changes into account and minimize the time from death to study as much as possible to curb those changes that are too big, Dr. Loeb said. “The good news is that we know which genes and cells are stable, are decreasing, and which are increasing over time, which helps guide post-death brain research better,” he said. Therefore, naming the genes that are most active in the brain after death as “zombies” only makes this research more remarkable. This has nothing to do with the zombies in the sci-fi movies. Understanding the brain’s chemical signals is key to helping scientists find ways to cure brain-damaging diseases like Huntington’s chorea. This research was supported by an abundance of resources from the University of Illinois neuroscience archive, a collection of brain tissue samples with epilepsy and other ailments.

All cases on April 15 are related to the community outbreak on February 20. The total number of cases from this outbreak has reached 4/938 cases.

Phnom Penh – currently under social exclusion – remains the city with the most cases with 232 cases, followed by Preah Sihanouk with 12 cases.

Two more new deaths were recorded over the past 24 hours, bringing the total to 38 deaths.

In which, there is State Minister of Information of Cambodia – Mr. Mao Ayuth (77 years old).

Mr. Mao Ayuth was admitted to the hospital on April 5, and died at 4 p.m. on April 15, after suffering organ failure caused by COVID-19.

He is a highly regarded filmmaker in the Cambodian art world, knowledgeable in many disciplines including film, video, music and poetry.

Thus, as of April 16, Cambodia had recorded a total of 5,480 cases of COVID-19, with 3,044 cases under treatment and 38 deaths.

Predictable death?

After decades of premiere, the mysteries surrounding the death of four film actors are still mentioned by the audience, the most creepy is the departure of the 12-year-old child star at that time, Heather O’Rourke.

It is known that Heather O’Rourke soon shone after playing the female lead Carol Anne of all 3 Poltergeist films. The face is beautiful like a doll but exuding a cold, scary look and the classic line “They are here” in the first film by O’Rourke resonates for the whole film.

Heather O’Rourke’s doll-like beautiful appearance. Photo: IDMB

However, not long ago, O’Rourke died suddenly at the age of 12. At that time, the child actress had to perform a surgery to treat an acute obstruction but died on the operating table. because i had septic shock on February 1, 1988. Many viewers at that time thought that when the events were threaded together, the death of O’Rourke created a curse for the film.

Heather O’Rourke’s death at the age of 12 made the audience regret. Photo: Poltergeist

Specifically, when carefully examining the details in the movie, people suddenly discovered a poster posted on the head of the bed of little girl Carol Anne advertising the Super Bowl XXII football match took place in 1988, the year O’Rourke died. Meanwhile, the film was filmed in 1982.

The poster is said to predict the death of Heather O’Rourke in 1988. Photo: 4plebs

One detail that made the audience even more creepy was that O’Rourke was hospitalized on the same day of the football match and the child actress died in the city of San Diego, where Super Bowl XXII was held.

Sad milestones of the movie

Hollywood’s “brand new” Dominique Dunne, who played Carol Anne’s sister, was the first Poltergeist cast member to die in 1983, shortly after the film premiered.

Actress Dominique Dunne was the first Poltergeist star to die in 1983. Photo: The Sun

According to investigators, Dunne died from being strangled by her evil boyfriend, John Thomas Sweeney. The New York Times news agency that year said that despite receiving emergency care and resuscitation, she did not survive. On the side of the villain, Sweeney, he must admit manslaughter.

The next ill-fated actor is Julian Beck, who plays the film’s scariest soul, the apocalyptic cult leader Kane in Poltergeist II. On September 14, 1985, he passed away after struggling with stomach cancer.

Julian Beck died in 1985 from stomach cancer. Photo: Poltergeist

Next, the Poltergeist film crew continued to receive sad news about the death of actor Will Sampson. It is known that Sampson plays a friendly ghost named Taylor in the second part of Poltergeist. He died on June 3, 1987, at the age of 53, of a chronic degenerative disease.

Will Sampson is also an ill-fated Poltergeist star. Photo: Poltergeist

The departure of the Poltergeist series has caused many rumors of the movie’s “curse” to spread, but everything is just an unfortunate coincidence. In 2015, a project for a re-production of the Poltergeist movie was carried out. At that time, many people have dug up the “curse” of the movie, but in fact, there are not any stars in the 2015 version of the curse.

Minh Hanh (According to The Sun)

Tanna Island in the Republic of Vanuatu (southwest Pacific) is inhabited by a nude tribe that worship Prince Philip as god. For that reason, when he heard that the Duke of Edinburgh died at the age of 99, the people of the tribe were deeply distressed. They decided to hold a funeral for their deceased god for 100 days.

The people of Tanna Island worship Prince Philip like god.

For the next 100 days, people gathered in an empty lot under the old banyan tree to calm down and drink kava (a mildly scented drink made from pepper tree roots) and eat local dishes, including food. pig wrapped in banana leaves cooked in the ground. This is a mandatory part of important tribal rituals.

The nude tribe held Prince Philip’s funeral for 100 days.

In addition, these three months are the time for the leaders of the tribal villages to reflect on who replaced Prince Philip in their spiritual beliefs. Prince Charles, the eldest son of Prince Philip and Queen Elizabeth, is the brightest “candidate” chosen to become the spiritual leader of the tribe. The naked tribal people hoped that Prince Charles could do something his father had never been able to do – visit the islanders.

Village chief Yaohnanen, Jack Malia, said that mentally Prince Philip had always been a part of villagers’ lives. However, they did not get a chance to meet the Queen’s consort because he had never set foot on Tanna Island. “We never got the chance to meet him face to face. If [Thái tử Charles] Agree to come one day, he has to come down here so we can sit together and talk, ”he said.

The village chief of Yakel, Mr. Albi, affirmed that Prince Philip’s soul had left his body, but still existed and was searching for a new “home”. Mr. Albi also sent encouragement to Queen Elizabeth that, hope she does not grieve too much because even though his body is dead, but the soul is still alive.

Residents of Tanna Island were unaware of the announcement of the death of the Duke of Edinburgh on April 9. They still wake up and wake up early the next morning to harvest sweet potatoes. It was not until the afternoon of April 10 that a woman at a nearby resort received the update. Immediately, the women of the tribe burst into tears, and the men mourned in silence and tried to calm the children.

The tribesmen embraced pictures of Prince Philip in his memory.

They said that even though the Prince’s body was dead, the soul still existed.

“In 2007, we were brought to England. The connection between the people of Tana Island and the British was very strong. We extend our condolences to the royal family and the British people, ”said the village chief Yapa in a video message sent to the British Royal family.

Mary Niere, an accountant at a resort near the nude tribe, revealed that mourning is the island’s traditional custom for people facing great grief, which can last for weeks.

For decades, a tribe of 400 people worshiped Prince Philip as god. They prayed every day hoping he would protect their banana and potato crop. To date, it is not entirely clear why this tribe worship Prince Philip so much, even though he has never visited the island.

According to some sources, tribesmen saw large portraits of Prince Philip and Queen Elizabeth when they visited Port Vila, Vanuatu, in the 1960s. Impressed when he married a ” white power queen, ”they began to believe that he was the embodiment of a volcanic spirit, one day returning to Tanna.

Prince Philip has never been to Tanna Island, only visiting Vanuatu’s capital, Port Vila.

The last time the Duke of Edinburgh arrived in Vanuatu was during a visit to the capital Port Vila in 1974. At that time, the island nation was an Anglo-French colony, named New Hebrides. During this trip by Prince Philip, the chieftain named Jack Naiva from Tanna and the others did not mind sailing the 240km distance to the capital to welcome their god.

Since then, the Prince’s status in the hearts of the tribal people of Tanna has been strengthened. The Naiva leader firmly believed, His Highness was sent down from heaven to protect the island and bring good luck to the people.

In author Matthew Baylis’ book about Matthew Baylis, tribal residents even speculate, Prince Philip helped Barack Obama become the first black man to be elected President of the United States in 2008. They hailed him maybe. tornado control.

In remote England, Prince Philip was born in awe of the admiration of the Tanna island tribes people for him. Over the years, he sent framed photographs of himself to this nude tribe. These photos are kept in the temple on the island,

Once, the tribe sent Prince Philip a traditional weapon, called nal-nal, used to hunt pigs, and asked him to take pictures with it. Prince Philip accepted the request, but did not forget to complain to his assistant about the strange item before. When it was received in 1980, it is considered sacred and preserved to this day.

Prince Philip’s photo is preserved in the temple.

Prince Philip learned of the existence of the naked tribe and repeatedly sent photos to them.

The tribesmen still longed for Prince Philip to visit once, but now they strongly believe that his soul will come to Tanna. Not only that, they also assured Prince Philip to be black. “If he turns white, it will only happen in other countries,” the leader named Willie Lop announced.

The tribesmen believed that Prince Philip was black, only turning white in another country.